East of Texas, West of Hell - Davis, Rod
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Just when Jack Prine thought he could relax back into his life, heiress Elle Meridian gives him a call and sets him on a bloody odyssey across the South. Facing neo-Nazis, Mexican cartels, and the Dixie Mafia, can Prine rescue Meridian's daughter without sacrificing himself? In his thrilling sequel to South, America, Rod Davis does what he does best: revealing our deepest, darkest secrets and keeping us rapt all the same.

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Just when Jack Prine thought he could relax back into his life, heiress Elle Meridian gives him a call and sets him on a bloody odyssey across the South. Facing neo-Nazis, Mexican cartels, and the Dixie Mafia, can Prine rescue Meridian's daughter without sacrificing himself? In his thrilling sequel to South, America, Rod Davis does what he does best: revealing our deepest, darkest secrets and keeping us rapt all the same.
Autorenporträt
Rod Davis is the recipient of the inaugural Fiction Award of the PEN Southwest Book Awards in 2005 for Corina's Way, described by Kirkus Reviews as "a spicy bouillabaisse, New Orleans-set, in the tradition of Flannery O'Connor or John Kennedy Toole: a welcome romp, told with traditional Southern charm." He also is author of American Voudou: Journey into a Hidden World, selected as one of the "Exceptional Books of 1998" by Bookman Book Review Syndicate. A six-part series on the Texas-Mexico border, "A Rio Runs Through It," appears in Best American Travel Writing 2002. His PEN/Texas-award-winning essay, "The Fate of the Texas Writer," is included in Fifty Years of the Texas Observer and his Texas Monthly story, "Wal-marts Across Texas," is excerpted in True Stories by David Byrne. Davis has received numerous awards as a magazine editor and writer. He earned an M.A. in Government at Louisiana State University and studied at the University of Virginia before joining the Army in 1970, serving as a first lieutenant in South Korea. He lives in Texas.